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2016

What Was the Top Global Story of 2016?

in General News

Pardee School faculty give their thoughts on the most important international stories of 2016.

Tagged: 2016, Brexit, Donald Trump, Faculty, Pardee School, Top Global Story

Pardee Graduate Students Awarded Travel Grants

in Research, Student News

Congratulations to the six graduate students awarded the third annual Pardee School Travel Grants!

Tagged: 2016, graduate, Pardee School, research, Travel Grants

Lori Interviewed in Pearson on Urban Refuge App

in In the Media

Prof. Noora Lori discusses her efforts on Urban Refuge, an app which aims to connect refugees with resources through a simple mapping tool.

Tagged: 2016, Degrees, In The Media, Noora Lori, Pearson, Refuge, Urban

Keylor in Boston Herald on a Cold War Redux

in In the Media

Prof. William Keylor discusses whether the evolving relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could lead to a nuclear arms race.

Tagged: 2016, Boston Herald, In The Media, william keylor

Stern in The Boston Globe on Donald Trump and ISIS

in In the Media

Prof. Jessica Stern discusses how the election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States will affect the fight against the Islamic State.

Tagged: 2016, Donald Trump, In The Media, ISIS, Jessica Stern, The Boston Globe

Menchik in VOA on Intolerance in Indonesia

in In the Media

Prof. Jeremy Menchik discusses how democratic institutions in Indonesia have proven to be resistant to religious intolerance.

Tagged: 2016, In The Media, Indonesia, intolerance, Jeremy Menchik, religious, VOA

Berger on NPR on Political Implications of Berlin Attack

in In the Media

Prof. Thomas Berger discusses the political implications of the recent attack on a Berlin Christmas market.

Tagged: 2016, Attack, Berlin, germany, Ian Masters, In The Media, NPR, thomas berger

Keylor in Boston Herald on Assassination of Russian Ambassador

in In the Media

Prof. William Keylor discusses how the assassination of Ambassador Andrei Karlov will affect relations between Russia and Turkey.

Tagged: 2016, Ambassador, Andrei Karlov, Assasination, In The Media, Russia, The Boston Herald, Turkey, william keylor

Najam in Boston Herald on Attacks in the Middle East and Europe

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses several attacks across the Middle East and Europe that occurred on December 19, 2016.

Tagged: 2016, Adil Najam, Attacks, Boston Herald, germany, In The Media, Russia, Switzerland, terrorism, Turkey

Gallagher Interviewed on China’s Funding of Foreign Energy Projects

in In the Media

Prof. Kevin Gallagher discusses China surpassing the West in funding for foreign energy projects.

Tagged: 2016, China, Energy Projects, In The Media, Kevin Gallagher

Norton on On Point on Global Response to the Syrian Crisis

in In the Media

Prof. Augustus Richard Norton discusses the world’s moral failure in the response to the ongoing conflict in Syria.

Tagged: 2016, augustus richard norton, Crisis, In The Media, On Point, Syria, WBUR

Hefner in CNN Politics on Education in the Middle East

in In the Media

Prof. Robert Hefner discusses comments made by incoming National Security Adviser Michael Flynn on Middle Eastern Islamic religious schools.

Tagged: 2016, Education, In The Media, Islam, Madrasas, Middle East, Robert Hefner

Selin in CSM on Trump’s Climate Change Policy

in In the Media

Prof. Henrik Selin discusses what President-Elect Donald Trump’s climate change policy will look like.

Tagged: 2016, Christian Science Monitor, Climate Change, Donald Trump, Henrik Selin, In The Media

Keylor in WalletHub on Trump’s Foreign Policy

in In the Media

Prof. William Keylor discusses the foreign policy of United States President-Elect Donald Trump.

Tagged: 2016, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, In The Media, WalletHub, william keylor

Najam in Newsline Magazine on Pakistan’s Climate Change Policy

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses the impression Pakistan is making on the global stage in terms of climate change following the recent COP 22.

Tagged: 2016

Najam in WSJ on Challenges Facing New UN Secretary General

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses the challenges facing the new United Nations Security-General Antonio Guterres.

Tagged: 2016, Adil Najam, Antonio Guterres, In The Media, Secretary General, United Nations, Wall Street Journal

Berger in CSM on Expropriation of Hitler’s House

in In the Media

Prof. Thomas Berger discusses the expropriation of the house where Adolf Hitler was born by the Austrian government.

Tagged: 2016, Adolf Hitler, Austria, birth house, Christian Science Monitor, In The Media, thomas berger

Menchik Wins ISA Religion and IR Book Award

in General News, Research

Prof. Jeremy Menchik won the award for his book Islam and Democracy in Indonesia: Tolerance Without Liberalism.

Tagged: 2016, Book Award, international relations, ISA, Islam and Democracy in Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik, Religion, Tolerance Without Liberalism

Najam Presents at CDPR on Climate and Sustainable Development

in Research

Adil Najam spoke at the Consortium for Development Policy Research (CDPR) in Lahore, Pakistan.

Tagged: 2016, Adil Najam, CDPR, Climate, Climate Change, Pakistan, Sustainable Development

Hare in AFP on the Struggles of the Latin American Left

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses the struggles of the Latin American left following the death of Fidel Castro and election of Donald Trump.

Tagged: 2016, AFP, Cuba, Donald Trump, Fidel Castro, In The Media, Latin American Left, Paul Hare

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